A new development video has been released by the Sightline team demonstrating a frankly mind-bending but fascinating twist on first person shooter mechanics.
How do you design a fight system for a game that has few constant’s in it’s gameworld? Being adept at traditional first person shooter games usually requires that you know where and what your enemy is, even when you’re not necessarily looking in it’s direction. Sightline, with it’s decidedly fluid depiction of reality (every time you look away, looking back changes the scene) poses some challenges for the developers — primarily, how do you fight in a world where things are constantly changing?
The new video from the Sightline developer team has some smart answers to the question. Check out the video above to see what they came up with.
The Sightline Indiegogo campaign is still ongoing, currently the project is just over 20% funded with 18 days of the campaign left to run. Check out the project page here. Also, help the team get Greenlit on Steam here.
